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Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-21
Steamship Arrivals,

GLASGOW, June 2o.-TSpeciM Tele-ram to
the BEE. I-Arrived-The State Of Nevada,
from New York,
PHILADELPHIA, June 20.--Arrived-The
Lord Cough. from Liverpool.
QUEENSTOWN, June 20.-Arrved-The
City of Chester. from New York.
SOUTHAMPTON, June 20.-Arrived-The
Elder, from New York for Bremen.
HAvRE. June 20.-Arrived-The Norman.
die from New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-21
The Angel Case In Court.

CHICAGO, June 20 in the United States
circuit court proceedings of Sarah A. Angel
against the Chicago. Portage Il Superior
railroad company, begun at Madison, Wis,
Judgment was rendered this morning by
Judges Gresham and Harlan that unless the
plaintiffs shall within ten days enter remit.
titur for Sl46, 745 motion for a new trial
will be granted the defendants.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-21
Hard ON the Father.

CHICAGO, June 20 The year-Od son
of Engineer Mcdonald, the convicted bOodler,
fell from window tonight and was fatally
injured. Sheriff Mattson could not be found
and Mcdonald, Notwithstanding strenuous
efforts bv his brother, the noted politician
and gambler, remained imprisoned in a cell
while the boy laid dying.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-21
Maxwell VIII Hang.

ST. LOUIS, June 90 Maxwell, alias Brooks,
the murderer of Preller, is to be hanged.
The supreme court refused TO reverse the de-
cision of court The prisoner was notified
by his attorneys yesterday and was very
much detected
Brooks counsel will now, 1t is said, move
for rehearlng OF the case If this fails an
attempt will be made to get it before the
United States supreme court on cOnstitu-
tional points, The date of execution Is fixed
for July IL.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-21
The Chicago RoodIers.

CHICAGO, June 20.-The question Of ad-
hitting the convicted boodlers to bail has
been taken under advisement BY Judge
Shepard. States Attorney Grinnell an
nOunced that he would be ready Wednesday
to commence the trial of the next case, which
includes all the indicted commissioners and
eX-cOmmisslOners, as well as Wardens Var
nell, Frey and a contractor. He also expects
to be able to give notice of the other cases, so
by the end OF the week, perhaps. two or three
bOodler trials will be progressing simultan.
eOuSlY.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-21
Chicago Jubilee Banuuer.

CHICAGO, June 20-A notable gathering
of over two hundred of Chcago's most prom
inent merchants, lawyers, journalists, poll
ticians and divines assembled tonight at a
banquet in honor of Queen Victoria's jubilee.
Throughout the evening music and addresses
alternated between loyal praises of England
American sentiments. Among the many
speakers were: Ex-United States Senator
Doolittle, Lieutenant-Governor Smith. OF
illinois, Mayor Roche. J. V. Farweil. Judge
Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-21

Bass-viol second, Armstrong third. Time
l:1SL.
Mile and q quarter: Exile won. Barnum
second, the Bourbon third. Time-2:llE.
One and a sixteenth miles: Lancaster won,
Ferg Kyle second, Pink Cottage third. Time
-1:521.
One and q sixteenth miles: Maggie Mitch
ell won, Bonanza second, Racquet third.
Time-l.5 90
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-21
lake Sharn,s Trial.

NEW YORK. June 2O.-In the Sharp trial
to-day the examination Of bank cashiers
brought out the fact that they had col
lectively cashed for Foshay, one of Sharp's
partners, number Of checks aggregatng in
value 3700, 900, and at his request, gave him
bills of the lar Sest denomination. The OBJ
large bills used In briblng the aldermen.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-21
Starting a New Line.

Sioux CITY, Ia, June 2o.-LSpecial Tele.
gram to the BEE. Saturday an engineering
party was started from Cherokee toward
Sioux City by the Illinois Central railroad
company, and this morning the same COM
pany started another party eastward from
James Station to meet the first one. This
line will swing south of the Illinois Central
and give 1t n more direct and shorter linet to
Chicago and the south. and it probably fore
shadows the sale of the present line from Le-
Mars here to the Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis
Il Omaha railway. The latter company has
never fulfilled the conditions of its grant by
coming in on this leased line, and probably
now means to mend its ways. The new line
will also include considerable territory COW
vered in the survey of the Sioux City 30
Northwestern and open up some very rich
country to Sioux City's trade TO obstruct
the building of that road may be the purpose
of the Central IN this survey
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-21
Passed the Ecclesiastical Bill.

BERLIN, June 20---The second chamber OF
the diet of Hesse has passed the ecclesiastical
bill, settling the conflict between Hosse and
the vatican. The arrest Of Deputy Kracker
on Saturday evening is attributed TO his be-
ing member of a secret society, the center
of which Is at Breslau. Jungs, who was
arreste at Murzburg, and Markus the student
arrested at Breslau, are members Of tho
same society,
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-21
Coffee Goes Up.

NEW YORK, June 20.-The coffee market
to-day opened very steady nearly ~ cents
over the closing prices Saturday. The bid
ding from the start became sharp and ran
points up from l2s TO l25. This was
caused by favorable reports from Hayre.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-21
Frenchmen Very Indignant.

PARIS, June 20.-The Paris newspapers
express indignation over the sentences de-
creed at Leipsic against the Alsatian member
of the Patriotic league convicted of high
treason for assisting In the agitation to keep
alive anti.annexation feeling In Alsace-Lor-
raine. The members of the league have
signed an appeal to President Grevy begging
1t is not thought probable that Grevy will ac-
cpde
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-21
Workmen Hurled Alive.

ERIF, Pa, June 20.-By the caving In OF q
high bank at the lake front to-day, John
Elsie and Jacob FehreDbach were buried and
killed John OIaughin was seriously in
lured ana was not dug out for threeQuayters
OF an hour.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-21
Tho Wabash Case,

CHICAGO, June 20.-Justice Harlan to-day
told the attorney in the Wabash case that he
had reached the conclusion that IL ought to
DO withdrawn from the court, where II had
no place. He advised the lawyers 10 come to
an understanding in the matter. They con-
cluded TO think the matter over.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-21
Hast,nes Defeats Denver.

DENVER, June 2O.-lSpecial Telegram to
the BEE. About fifteen hundred specta-
tors witnessed the second Denver hastings
game to-day, which, contrary to expectation,
resulted in an embarrassing defeat to the
former, whose loss can be attributed to their
loose playing. ONeill was behind the bat
up to the end of the fifth inning when on
injured finger compelled him to retire. He
was replaced by Meyers, who, being. unused
to Hogan's delivery, could hardly hold the
ball.. and consequently played poorly
Hastings played a hard and careful game
their fielding and batting beng excellent
only three scattering errors being made dur.
the catcher was the best that has visited
Denver for some time. Score by innings:
Denver ..........2 l 0 0 1 0 2 0 o. 8
Hastings. ........3 3 o 21 9 2 3 ~--22
Runs earned-Denver g. Hastings II.
Errors-Denver 8. Hastings 8. Base hits
Denver Is, Hastings2: Two-base hits--kienzle
9, Ryan, Deegan, Reising, German, Lannan.
Three-base hits-Rohrer. Ebright. Home
runs-,Relsing;, Bases on ballsnHogan 4,
Nicholson 3. Passed balls-O'Neill 9, Mey-
eas 2. Ebright /. Struck out-Hogan l..
Left on bases-Denver 10. Hastings 6. Wild
pitches-Hogan g. Batteries: Denver-Ho-
gan. ONeill and Meyers. Hastings-Nich-
olson and Ebrjpht,
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-21
The Htghbinders.

ST. LOUIS, June 20. The supreme court re-
versed the decision in the HighbDders case,
where two Cinnamon. Chic Coon and Chiag,
were sentenced to be hanged for the murder
OF Lou Johnson,
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-21
End ofa Long Strike.

WORCESTER, Mass, June 2o.-The locked
out boot-makers decided all but the lasters
and bottomers, to return to work on the best
terms possible. This practically ends the
great strike which has been in progress i've
months
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-21
Suicide or a Murderer,

CHICAGO, June 2O.-Henry Doelitch, the
German butcher, who on Saturday murdered
Frank Meindel in this city, was captured
and locked up at Elgin to-day. Shortly after
Incarceration he hung himself to tile Jail
door,
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-21
A Farmer Suicides.

TRAER, Ia, June @.-lSpecial Tele-
gram to the BEE. &C. w. Peach, farmer
living near here, cut his throat last night and
was found dead in his bed. Financial
troubles are supposed to be the cause of the
deed.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-21
Got Twenty-Five Years.

CLINTON, Ia. June 2O.-[Special Telegram
to the BEE. Red Dillon, tried for the mur-
der Of Tim Maloney OH the street here q
short time ago, WAS to-day sentenced to
twenty-five years in the penitentiary at hard
labor
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-21
A Dane Drowned.

CLINTON, Ia, June 20.-lSpecial Telegram
to the BEE, Peter Peterson, Dane, was
drowned whil lie bathing in the Mississippi at
this place yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-21
ENGLAND and Russia.

ST. PETERSBURG, June 20.-The Russian
newspapers, commenting on Queen Victoria's s
jubilee, say the British peoples love for their
queen is merited by the internal reforms and
improvements of the masses which have been
effected in England during the fifty years OF
her rule. Some of the papers take occasion
to express regret that the relations between
Russia and England are not better, and hone
they will improve and the two nations be-
come sincerely friendly.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-21
Rriphton beach Races,

New YORK, June 2O.-Tnere was good
attendance at Brighton Beach and the
weather was fine. The following Is the sum-
mary:
Five furlonps: Trenton won, Danville
second, Theodore third. Time-l :06H.
Seven furlongs: Secluson won, Com.
mand second, George Angus third. Time
Isl.
Thrse.qQarters plle: Young Duke won,
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-21
Steamer Ashore.

LONDON, June a0-The Peninsula and
Oriental steamer Hydaspes Is ashore at Ras-
ui0hsmmei on the Red sea-
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-21
Cursings at Cork.

Cork. June 2O.-SOme houses IN this city
were illuminated and decorated this evening
in honor of the queens jubilee. The crowds
mashed all the lighted windows, shouting
Parnell. The police, who were pelted with
stones, charged and dispersed the mob.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-21
The Work ora Mob,

PEsTH. June ga mob Yesterday set fire
to the Jewish quarter of the town of Dunah
Szerdahely, In Hungary. The quarter was al
most destroyed, and l25 families made home
less
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-21
A Newspapcr Struck By lightning.

DAKOTA CITY, Neb., June 20. Especial to
the BEE. I-During the progress of the storm
this morning the North Nebraska Eagle
Office, the only newspaper published In the
county, was struck by lightning, the north
end Of the building being entirely demolished.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-21
Endicott and the Flags.

WASHINGTON, June 2O.-[Specal Tele-
gram to the BEE. E.l-Secretary Endicott
turned up at the war department this morn
ing, very dignifcd and wise looking. The
flag episode had evidently made solemn
impression on the great mans mind and
when he was asked what he wanted to say
on the subject he coldly replied that he knew
nothing of the matter beyond that he had
read in the newspapers. 1t being suggested
that If he had read them all he must know a
good deal. the warrior looked unutterable
things at his interviewer and froze into ST.
lcnce.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-21
Local Base Ball Points,

The directors of the Omaha base ball asso-
citation held a meeting at the sporting head
quarters of Penrose 4 Hardin last evening"
for the purpose of taking steps to check and
subvert the incipient crusade against Sum-
day games. just what course was adopted
has not been made public, but enough was to
show that the directors are determined that
these games will be so conducted as to give
the least possible otfepse to any class or
creed
There will be meeting of local amateur
base ball clubs at o. Gordon IL Co. s, 1928
Fifteenth street. tomorrow evening, for the
purpose of Banding themselves together in a
city league and appointing committees to Sc
ure grounds and draw up schedule.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-21
To-pAY's GAME .
The game at Association park this after
noon will be called at 3 80 sharp. Below are
the positiOns and batting orde r of the teams
The American Associataon.

CINCINNATI. June 2O.-The game between
Cincinnati and st. Louis to-day resulted as
follows:
Cincinnati. ......O o S 1901 10 l.
st. Louis ........0 9 0 0 0 O. a
Pitchers-Mullane and Caruthers Base hits
Cincinnati l2. st. Louis II. ErrOrs-Cin-
cinnati 3. st. Louis G. Umpire-McQuade.
New YORK, June 20.-The game between
Metropolitan and Athletic to-day resulted
as follows:
Metropolitan. 800 O1 o o.
Athletic. ..........1 0 l 0 0 0 O-5
Pitchers-Mays and Seward. Base hits
MetrOpolitans s, Athletics 6. Errors
MetropOlitans 8, Athletics s. Umpire-Fer-
gusOn.
BALTIMORE, June 2O-The game between
Baltimore and Brooklyn to-day resulted as
follows:
Baltimore. ......2 o o 0 o 0 o. 3
Brooklyn. .........0 l 0 0 Q 0 " 5
Pitchers-Smith and Harkins. Base
hits - Baltimore 13, Brooklyn 10. Errors
Baltimore 2, Brooklyn 2. Umpire-Jen-
nings.
CLEVELAND, June 2O-The game be-
tween Cleveland and Louisville to-day re-
suited as follows:
Cleveland. .......4 9 % Oil
Louisville .......1 90 o 4 0 2 0 80
Pitchers-Morrison and Chamberlain. Base
hits-Cleyeland l6, Louisville 13. Errors
Cleveland Z. Louisville s. Umpire--Knight.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-21
Suspicious Dcspcradoes Arrested

Suspicious UcspcradOes Arrested.
AUSTIN, Tex, June Ex-Governor Ross
received telegram to-day informing him OF
the arrest of three desperate characters in
Lava county. suspected OF being implicated
In the Southern Pacific train robbery Of last
Saturday morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-21
Great Euthusiaam at valnaraiso.

VALPARAISO, (via Galveston), June 90
Great enthusiasm is manifested by the Brit
ish residents here in celebration of the
queens jubilee tomorrow. All English
houses will close tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-21
Local Sporting Tins,


Messrs. Il. A. Penrose and john Petty
leave for Sioux City this morning to attend
the Iowa state association shooting tourna-
ment, 1t Is more than probable that Penrose
will shoot match with q noted Louisville
crack before his return.
The Omaha rifle club will open their sea-
sons shoot at their range northeast of the
city Friday. They nave teegraphic match
on with BostOn's fine team, and will shoot
the majority of the best known clubs in the
country before the season is over.
Omaha has more fine roosters than any
city in the country of the same size.
There will be grand pigeon shoot under
the auspices of the Omaha gun club at the
fair grounds on the 4th, which will be par
ticipated in by members OF all the local
clubs.
Ticket No. 52,74s drew the capital prize at
the last Louisiana lottery, and one share,
calling for ,OOO, was sold in Omaha.
The Omahas will meet the Lincolns again
at Association park this afternoon and
Wednesday afternoon; Then they 60 70
Hastings and Denver for series OF contests
by the Denvers for a game on the Sd of
July, and twOon the 4th-morning and after
noon.
The Omaha Gun club has postponed to-
fevers will shoot Saturday at the usual place.
Bill Dacey, of South Omaha, wants to mako
| match, to finish, with skin gloves, for $50
side with any l33pOund man in Nebraska.
Six additional inches Of clay are to be put
upon the bicycle track ct the ball park, and
| the whole is TO be rolled and packed until the
| possibility OF its interfering with the ball
| players Is removed.
There will be twodays trotting meet at
| the fair grounds August IL and l3 under the
| auspices of the State Breeders ASSOCIATE on.
| The prospects are good for large number
| of entries, which, OF course, are confined to
| the state.
The Knights of Pythis will have picnic
| at Papillion, Thursday, the 25d. Round trip,
| so cents.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-21
Guiteau's Head.

WASHINGTON. June 20. 2O.-TSpecial Telegram
to the BEE. The story published in New
York to the effect that some one proposes to
exhibit the "head of the Assassin Guiteau,"
caused some comment here to-day, and led to
q number OF inquiries as to the disposition
of the remains of the murderer. The body
of Guteau was taken t. the army medical
museum after the execution and placed in
the hands of DIR. Schaffert, who was at the
time the anatomist of the museum. He re-
moved the soft parts of the body, and all the
bones and also the brain are now at the
museum, though not on public exhibition,
and never have been. 1t was supposed that
all the soft parts of the body were burned,
as Is the usual course at the museum when a
BODY is prepared for articulation. The mu-
scum authorities do not know whether the
soft parts were destroyed or not. They say
that it is very possible that instead of destroy
ing the muscles and flesh of the head and
neck after it was taken from the bones it
might have been preserved and set up, and
that is probably what is referred to. But the
skeleton of Guiteau complete, head and all,
Is now in the museum. DIR. Lamb, who per :.
formed the autopsy on Guiteau's body, said
to-day: ~ haven't the least doubt this thing
in New York is Guiteau's head. 1t is genu-
inc. Mr.. Shaffert, the museum anatOmst,
doubtless preserved the scalp and face of the
assassin, with the hair and beard undis-
turbed. placed them In alcohol, and when he
got a good chance sold the thing. lie left
the museum over two years ago."
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-21
The Supreme Court Vacancy.

WASHINGTON, June 2O.-lSpecial Tele-
gram to the BEE. There is a growing be-
lief that the vacancy on the supreme court
bench made by the death of Justice Woods
will be filled by the appointment of Secretary
Lamar. That gentleman says, however.
that he has knowledge of the intentions of the
president in the matter and that he has never
been spoken to on the subject. 1t is believed
that the president does not intend to fill the
vacancy just yet. There is no cause tor
haste and he will probably wait until just
before the time for the meeting of the court
In tbe autumn. The president is averse to
putting any dead timber on the supreme
bench. He wants to make the very best Sc
lection possible, and as the appointment is
awarded TO the south, and it is known that
the president regards Secretary Lamar as the
greatest representative of that section, there
is reason to believe he will make the appoint
ment The indications are that Secretary
Lamar will accept the, position, though he
has reasons to believe that as long as he lives
he can get any honor within the gift of the
people of Mississippi. 1t is believed by many
of his friends that place on the supreme
bench would just suit him.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-21
Praise From Austria.

VIENNA, June 20.-The Official Gazette
will tomorrow contain an article on the
jubilee of Queen Victoria, which will say:
millions Of voices throughout her world
wide empire will extol the queenly, womanly
virtues of Victoria. The day marks a long
epoch in the political welfare of her realm.
The whole world sympathizes with the festi-
val. for the fame of the queens blessed rule
reaches every quarter OF the globe This
sympathy is most cordially shared in by the
Austrian sovereign. The virtues of Victoria
throughout the whole of her life recall those
Both went through life showering blessings
around, both revered by their people. The
memory of Victoria, like that of Maria The
resa, will be blessed as long as history
exists"
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-21
ANOTHER FLAG AGITATION.
The Whereabouts of Those Captured By the
Navy Being Looked Into.
SECRETARY WHITNEY PUZZLED
The Belief Gaining Ground That
Lamar Will Succeed Justice
Woods On the Supreme
Bench-National News.
The Nations Naval Trophies.

WASHINGTON, June 20.-tSpecial Tele-
gram to the BEE. Popular attention having
been directed to the captured flags in the
custody of the war department, there has
been some inquiry concerning the disposal
of the flags captured during the rebellion by
the United States navy. The proposed re-
turn of the banners captured in the field sug.
gested return of those taken on the water,
and Secretary Whitney was called upon to-
day for some information as to their where
abouts. The democratic secretary of tho
navy was rather nonplussed and after consid-
erng while he confessed that he knew
nothing about them. He added however,
with a smile that one thing was certain, he
had given no order for their return to their
former owners. The question asked the
secretary was then put in succession to each
of the bureau officials in the navy depart
me2t until the startling fact
was developed that not one on duty then
present had the slightest idea of their where
abouts. 1t was suggested by the chief clerk
that three rebel naval flags might be in
the naval academy at Annapolis, but Prof.
Salay, of the naval department. in charge OF
the war records of the navy. who has written
q history of the naval academy. stated posi-
lively that they were not at Annapolis. The
flags there, he stated, were those captured
during the revolution and the war of 1872, but
to his knowledge there were no rebel colors.
This is a strange discovery and q most en-
barrassing one for all concerned, and when
the seriousness of the situation was finally
realized the only idea that occurred to the
officials was that probably some of the repub
lican eX.secretaries might know where the
flags were stored. The law of 1884 for the
preservation and exhibition of captured flags
is the same for the navy rs for the war de-
partment, and there is considerable con
sternatlon in official circles over the new
complication to the affair by the inquiries set
on foot to-day,
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-21

hearts: "The yards of sermons being
preached just now, in which her
majesty IS buttered both sides be-
cause she has been a good wife and mother,
kept the commandments, she prayed. tor
being q good woman, are quite right, but
there are millions Of good women In
the world. There Is nothing in the fact
that the sovereign has done her duty In
her home to 90 delirious with rapture about
l have looked in vain in these sermons for
reference to her majesty's constant neglect
OF her duties as a sovereign. To do ones
duty in that state of life into which 1t shall
please God to call us Is generally conceived
to be the important item in Christian
career. The state to which Victoria was
called was that OF queen. In that posi-
ton she has of late years stolidly refused to
do her duty. AS woman the queen Is
above reproach; as a queen she Is open to the
greatest censure."
CLEvELAND's CONGRATULATIONS.
Press The queen this afternoon received
Phelps, United States Minister, at Bucking-
ham palace for the purpose of allowing him
to present President Cleveland's jubilee con-
gratuations. Her majesty expressed her
sense of the kind feeling always manifested
toward her by the American people. Other
diplomats carrying CONGRATULATIONS were re-
ceived after the customary form.
WATCHING FOR EXPLOSIONS.
Scotland Yard officials have telegraphed
instructions to Glasgow to watch the public
buildings in that city tonight.
CELEBRATED IN THE PROVINCES.
WELLINGTON, New Zealand, June 2O.-To-
day was observed as jubilee holiday through
out New Zealand. Enthusiasm prevails
everywhere The festivities last three days.
PIETERMARITZBURG, Natal, June 90
Thanksgiving services were held to-day In
honor of the queens jubilee.